Columbus Tops Again in Early Baseball Title Hopes
William Clymer's Columbus aggregation drives the pace with six straight wins and no losses setting the season's early tone. Halswitt to Raidy at short, Kruger and Congalton in the outfield bolster the lineup as Armour's Toledo squad pursues a repeat pace.
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William Clymer
Columbus Aggregation
Bill
Derby Bill Clymer
Senators
Clymer
Halswitt
Raidy
Kruger
Congalton
A. A
William Armour
Toledo
Jude
Lima
Nick Kehl
Eost
Bill Clarke
Columbus
Newnham
Lincoln
Toledo News-Bee
Kinson's bid revival boosts Monte Cross Blues in Louisville
Frank Kitson, once waived by George Tebeau, pitched well yesterday for Monte Cross's Blues in Louisville, prompting talk of a return to form. Yard-saw warriors like McCormack's Brewers race ahead while Indianapolis, Minneapolis, and St. Paul jockey for early league position as Frank Kinsey shifts to Lynchburg and Billy Helman nears Toledo.
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Se. Paul
Tim Flood
Louisville
A. A
Monte Croas
Kansas City Blues
George Tebeau
Frank Kitson
Kit
Pittsburg
Kitcen
Monte Cross
Yace
Itson
Blues
Kitson
Fine Work Characterizes the Pliny of Rerolle in Exhibition Games
French billiardist Rerolle, former French champion, showed strong cue work in three 16.2 balk line exhibitions at the Liederkranz club in New York. He defeated McLaughlin in a high scoring display, with runs of 50 48 and 41 and an 82 inning. Earlier he beat Kerolle 250 to 19 with a 75 high run as he played a relaxed map with a club member.
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New York
Rerolle
Mortier
Liederkranz Club
Ward McLaughlin
Theee
McLaughis
Gent
Kerolle
Lin
Erolle
Around the A. A. Circuit Excerpted Baseball Notes
The report covers looping A A circuit chatter with players like Barbeau and Jap, debates on headgear and safety, and early game highlights. It notes Oberlin’s speedy spitter, Jap’s equalizing double, and a ninth inning tie threat. Also mentions Priest coaches and youth pitcher Quailey, plus a new umpire ruling on Schlatter.
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Barbeau
Oberlin
Ober- Tin
Toledo News-Fee
Baseball Gossip and Managerial Moves Across Ohio and Minnesota
Reports from Columbus Lima and Toledo detail shifts in rosters and salaried disputes as Jude refuses Lima, Lefty Davis joins the Saints in Toledo after settling salary terms, Lennon shows business prudence, and Kane and Biermaster display sharp umpiring presence amid league chatter and regional intrigue.
Boston Americans win two over Athletics in rain-shortened series
Boston Americans swept two games from the Athletics as Thoney the Toronto import impressed with base running and solid hits from Doc Gessler. Cleveland’s Josh Clarke and Bentley O Hara show strong form for the American teams while Charley Jones shines for the Browns in relief of Ollie Pickering.
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Athletics
Thoney
Toronto
Boston
Doc” Gessler
Cantillon Millers Break Columnnts Streak In Homer Packed Day
Mike Cantillon led the Millers to curb the Columnnts win streak as Fiene pitched well for the Senators. James Burke praised Monte Cross and Paul Krieger while Jack Sullivan collected two run scoring pinch hits, one in Indianapolis and another in Louisville.
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Fiene
Senators
James Burke
Monte Cross
Paul Krieger
James
Jack Sullivan
Krueger
Indianapolis
Louisville
Amateur Baseball Notes Highlight Local Practice And Matches
Amateur teams plan practices tonight and tomorrow with specified players and contacts. C A Cs beat Brooklyn Athletics 18 to 5 and challenge the Orioles for Saturday. Multiple clubs seek games with various age groups and teams, with meeting notices and contact numbers included.
Baseball and club notices from Kansas City teams thrive
Local clubs announce shirt returns by Checker club players and a big meeting at Budd park. Kansas Juniors face W H Critchfields at St John and White with several players listed. Spring Valley challenges Swope Park at 2 30 Sunday. Quindaro Grays organize with players named. Swope Parks win games 12 4 and 8 9 with strong hitting and pitching by Campbell and Wallace. 18 year old teams seek pace with late Parks. call South 319Xell for details.
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Quinn
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Larry H
Chester K
Ross S
Willie B
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Willie T
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McPhersons
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Campbell
Wallace
Parks
South
The Penalty of Being a Queen in Mourning and Rule
A meditation on royal life and Queen Amelie, contrasting splendor with suffering. It portrays queens as perennial martyrs, bearing grief in public view while managing state duties. The piece asks who would trade places with a queen living through loss, duty, and propriety.
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L'Illustration
Amelie
Portugal
Farmer Driven to Riches by Snake Fueled Oil Boom
Cyrus Ferguson, a former butcher and coal operator from Holliday's Cove West Virginia, sold oil properties in Hancock County for 1 million dollars after striking oil in the Follanshee field with two partners contributing 262 dollars each. Ferguson’s wealth followed a hayfield snake scare that pushed him back to oil production. The deal leaves his partners seeking 100 000 dollars.
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Baltimore News
Pittsware
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Hancock County
West Virginia
Holliday’s Cove
W. Va
Follanshee
Cyrus Iy
leper colony in canal zone near Palo Seco described
New American run leper colony near Palo Seco Panama six miles from Panama City houses eight buildings for segregation of lepers under an American physician and attendants. Isolated site offers verandas view across bay and hopes for self sufficiency through vegetables poultry and small lots for each patient.
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Panama
Canal Zone
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Government of
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Farfan River
Ancient Cloisonne Enamels Described by New York World
The article explains how ancient cloisonne enamels were made by outlining designs in metal with narrow ribbon borders. The spaces were filled with enamel paste and fused, then the surface ground smooth and polished through repeated firings and finishing touches.
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New York World
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